Sentence examples for of a ringer from inspiring English sources

From the moment he stepped on the court, he showed the confidence of a ringer.

And I always thought Patrick Duffy was a bit of a ringer for Clinton, though he may not quite have the gravitas..

The two identities didn't always jibe: his theatrical seriousness made him something of a ringer in movies, while celebrity, especially the kind produced by a high-calorie musical, made him theatrically suspect in the long wake of the Angry Young Men.

Feats of defensive wonder were performed by the husband of photo director Kathy "Just Shoot Me" Ryan and Jonathan "Sort of a Ringer but Sternbergh Is Going to Assign Him a Riff so It's Legit" Bernstein, and loud heartfelt support could be heard coming from Drea "I Didn't Realize Softball Was So Boring" Zlanabitnig and our team photographers Stacey Baker and Gabrielle Plucknette.

With his chiseled good looks and soft Southern drawl, Ray bears a strong resemblance to the western star Randolph Scott, and at first he seems a bit of a ringer, an outsider brought in to give the project some box office appeal.

Recording was achieved by placing an active electrode consisting of a Ringer's/agarose-filled teflon tube on the septal olfactory epithelium and connecting it with a Ag/AgCl wire to a DC amplifier (P18C, Grass Instrument Co).

He was found guilty of using a ringer to take a test.

Viewing and arguing over so many images with the added stress of spotting a ringer (or more politely, a photograph that has been digitally manipulated) is not an enviable task.

Grand Theft Auto V's detailed interpretation of Los Angeles, Los Santos, is a ringer for the real-world City of Angels in many ways.

As Papageno -- for most of the opera a ringer named Stephen Bryant, who has been featured at the City Opera -- searched in vain for his tootsie, the Critic whispered, "Have we seen Papagena yet?" I shook my head.

The corrosion behavior of Ti 6Al 4V in a Ringer's solution was investigated by potentiodynamic polarization curves and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) measurements.